Intercollegiate Notes From Woman's College and Toronto University
Reports from the Woman's College of Baltimore detail Dr Eugene A Noble's presidency starting February 21 and a 42-member staff with 21 fellowships. New English courses include Elizabethan literature and a journal club. The college serves 344 students with 772 alumnae and outlines class sizes from 1892 to 1908. Toronto University notes 7845 total students with 866 women. President Falconer calls for more spend in applied science to match rising enrollment.
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